animal behavior
Dancing Dinosaurs Likely Invented Mating Rituals Used By Modern Birds, Researchers Say
Paleontologists suggest recently discoverd foot scrapes across several Colorado outcrops were made by large dinosaurs that competed in dance-offs to woo their mates.
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